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Except
Sunday,
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Feb.
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1U34
The
Dominion
Broadcasters
have
formed
an
association
and
are
asking
the
people
of
the
country
to
back
them
in
asking
for
the
abolition
of
the
radio
commission
and
the
formation
of
a
corporation
to
regulate
the
broadcasting
throughout
the
country.
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corporation
shall
not
operate
anv
stations
but
shall
dispose
of
all
those
recently
ac
GHURCH
NOTICES
F!RST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollincworth,
HA.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
11
AAl-
Sermon
Subject:
"JAMES
THE
SILENT1
.;
12:15,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Westview
School
7:30
PJiI,
Evening
Service.
Sermon
Subject:
"WHAT
I
HAVE
I
GIVE!"
Not
a
"begging
sermon"
but
a
challenge
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visitors
welcome
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hiiv
fhn
:n!wrl
isi'n
MART
IS
IMPROVED
Lively
Rally
Thursday
Largely
Cancelled
Losses
of
Morning
And
rreriou
Day
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
10:
Following
.
a'
the
heavy
selling
movement
which
"J
.
...
.if
1
In
'SWepi
me
marvel
on
ruiir.-ujr
,
qq
1
when
all
groups
of
securities,
with
the
exception
of
metals,
suffered
9
00
I
their
sharpest
reaction
since
No-,
vember,
the
downward
movement
1.40
!
of
stocks
was
checked
on
the
New
25!
York
Exchange
Thursday
with
a'
&2
lively
rally
and
forenoon
losses
were
largely
cancelled,
many
Issues
sub-1
I'stltutlng
gains.
Oold
and
silver!
i
mining
Issues
registered
better)
!
than
any
other
group.
I
!
Thursday's
closing
averages
were
1
,
up
from
those
of
Wednesday
which
i
were
as
follows:
industrials.
107.35,;
off
2.29:
rails,
50.04,
off
1.66;
utlll-!
ties,
29.71,
off
1.32.
and
bonds,
90.73,
j
off
.49.
The
turnover
on
Wednesday
was
4.500.000
shares
j
The
Letter
Box
COURT
OF
REVISION
quired
and
aid
broadcasters
to
arrange
networks
and
Editor.
Daily
News:
good
programs.
In
your
Issue
of
yesterday,
under
Those
who
remember
the
condition
of
broadcasting
in
heading
of
-court
of
Revision-
you
,
the
Dominion
before
the
appointment
of
the
commission
sf
?
l
1
"
...
,
.
,
1
'
.
,
t
j
i
all
Thursday
afternoon
with
pro-
will
realize
what
great
improvements
have
been
made
by
UsU
repreanUag
over
250
lots
and
the
commission
and
will,
we
think,
be
inclined
to
back
it
0ai
x
had
given
no
considera-up
and
ask
for
its
continuation.
So
far
as
can
be
gathered
tion
last
year
over
the
same-
pro-its
activities
have
beemrestricted-bv
the
fact
that
money
tests,
paid
in
license
fees
has
not
been
turned
over
to
it
but
in-
You
also
tatd-
th
"e
,com-stead
the
government
has
been
taking
the
license
money
STS
2
and
using
it
for
other
purposes.
glTen
anyone
by
the
court
0f
re-
The
commission
has
plans
for
the
improvement
of
radio
vision
this
year."
broadcasting
in
British
Columbia
but
the
cash
has
not
Your
way
of
reporting
on
this
teen
forthcoming
to
put
its
plans
into
force.
We
suggest
matter
has
twisted
the
meaning
of
that
the
commission
should
be
continued,
that
it
be
sup-
thins
ln
a
rl"
?e'-
"peak
load"
or
basis
for
the
assess-
j
ment
was
reduced,
that
tew
blocks
got
a
reduction
also
but
the
balance
of
the
lots
ln
the
city
had
not
been
reduced
in
proportion,
which
was
absolutely
unfair.
I
added
that
I
was
before
the
court
not
to
ask
for
any
special
consideration
for
my
clients
but
simply
justice
and
fair
play,
whereupon
the
court
passed
the
remarks
as
mentioned
above.
I
hope
you
will
print
this
letter
ln
your
paper
so
that
your
readers
will,
get
the
correct
meaning
of
the
;
court
remarks.
.
,
Yours
very
truly,
T.
COLLART.
Man
in
the
Moon
Now
that
the
United
States
has
gone
wet
the
longing
to
take
a
drink
has
been
to
a
large
extent
re
moved.
There
Is
little
Incentive
to
do
whatr
It
Is
perfectly
lawful
and
right
to
do.
Many
stories
are
told
about
some
parts
of
the
States
during
the
pre-Roosevelt
days.
A
person
whose
veracity
I
would
not
dare
to
doubt,
said
he
got
a
letter
from
a
friend
there
and
the
chap
was
so
dry
he
had
to
stick
the
stamp
on
the
letter
with
a
pin.
You
probably
may
have
heard
about
the
man
who
refused
to
buy
an
encyclopedia
for
his
son
who
was
going
to
school.
"Let
him
walk
like
I
had
to
do,"
said
the
father.
There's
always
a
lot
of
discussion
In
regard
to
radio
reception.
What
I
like
about
It
Is
Its
variability.
You
never
know
what
kind
of
rumble
or
screech
you
will
get
when
you
turn
the
dial.
!
Jake
says
he'd
buy
a
radio
If
he
had
the
money,
if
the
reception
j
were
good,
If
he
had
room
for
It
ln
j
his
shack
and
If
the
family
would
1
allow
It.
He'
has
really
very
little
;
opposition
to
overcome.
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Game
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
ruita
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prlees
R.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
H.C.
Loch
Ness
Sea
Serpent
Takes
To
Land
Canadian
Legion
Still
Leading
In
Billiard
Fkture:Re
The
third
game
from
Thursday
night's
scheduled
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Ca
n:1lin
Legion
and
Grotto
was
played
last
night,
the
Lesion
retaining
the
aggregate
lead
to
date
586
to
517
when
M.
M.
j
v
Lamb
of
the
Legion
defeated
W.
E.1
plied
with
sufficient
money
to
improve
the
broadcasting
yr
gj
property
as
tnejiiutson
200
to
hi
service
anu
inai
11
De
ireeiy
cnucizea
wun
a
view
10
us
improvement
rather
than
abolition.
The
Canadian
broadcasts
certainly
compare
very
favorably
now
with
those
of
United
States
stations.
j
Scoffers
may
scoff
but
you
can't
.::.
-
S
sldert
3
-
t
.
lh?ir
pet
ogopogo
isn't
real
Ptet
re
tier.
.?
.
r.
i
-i
i
N.
to
Bertram
Wills
circus
at
Oly
np;a.
wher
It
w.
mi:
1
dcoat
fc.jre
a
don
you
n
inters.
The
other
deferred
games
ol
Don
Brown.
Orotto.
vs.
G.
P.
Tinker.
Canadian
Legion,
George
Howe
vs.
Alex
Murray
and
Bert
Morgan
vs.
Alex
Harvey
are
to
be
played
this
week-end.
Billiard
Averages
J.
Sutherland
O.
iEm
7
D.
Brown
Gi
10
OP.Balagno
'Elks
11
C.
Baptle
CLi
11
P.
Pritchard
iEm
11
Roy
Focg
E
..2
SD.
Mac,donald
G)
4
J.
Judge
i
CD
5
E.
Batt
Gi
11
J.
May
G
11
G.
Howe
Oi
9
G.
P.
Tinker
CL
10
M.
M.Lamb
(CL
....
9
P.
Aldrldge
Em
9
J
Bulger
(Elkst
10
M.
McLachlan
'E
5
J.
Doherty
'Elksi
.
9
C.
Youngman
CL)
.
7
W.
Stuart
Elks
i
11
A.
Donald
'Emt
..
11
W.
E.
Huston
G)
7
B.
Morgan
0
10
W.
Ranee
(CLi
1
W.
Wllllscroft
Eml
9
M.
E.
Young
iE
11
A.
Murray
(CL
....
9
J.
Saunders
Elks)
..7
E.
Morris
(Elksi
4
L.
Raabe
Emn.)
1
S.
Jurmain
'E
.!
A.
Harvey
(CD
...
9
11.
Menzie
(Elks)
.11
A.
Beale
(Emp)
2
W.
Lambie
(Elks)
.
2
A.
Zadaroskl
(Q)
...1
Ttl.
1389
1937
2135
2134
2131
386
TOO
949
2070
2053
1033
1844
1C53
1650
1805
'905
1602
1245
1930
1924
1209
1720
172
1674
-1C56
1527
1216
674
1C6
157
1403
1701
305
237
138
Ave.
199
194
194
194
194
193
192
190
188
187
187;
184!
184
i
1831
181
18t
178
178
170
175
!
173
172
172
170
1C9
1C9
1C9
109
1C6
157
156
155
153
144
138
BRIDGE
STANDING
The
standing
of
teams
to
date
ln
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
is
as
follows:
Orotto.
Swift's
Oddfellows
Cold
Storage
O.
5
5
5
5
Ttl.
34.328
29.133
25,849
25.544
SCOTLAND
AND
ENGLAND
PLAY
KOOTBAIX
DRAW
Feb.
10:
CP
-
RepresentaUve
elevens
of
Eng-
4
IUh
and
Scottish
Football
Leagues
battled
to
a
two-all
draw
today
In
an
InternaU&nal
league
fixture
before
a
crowd
of
50.000
fans.
4
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Divhlon
Aston
Villa
1.
Portsmouth
1.
Blackburn
3,
Manchester
0.
Derby
1,
West
Bromwteh
1.
Everton
0.
Liverpool
0.
Leeds
1.
Birmingham
0.
Leicester
0.
Sunderland
0.
Mlddlesbroufth.0.
Arsenal
2.
Newcastle
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
Sheffield
United
1.
Huddersfleld
Tottenham
2.
Chelsea
0.
Wolverhampton
0.
Stoke
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAGl'E
Flrt
DivUlon
Queen
of
South
4.
Cowdenbeath
0.
St.
Johnston
4,
Partlck
Thistle
0.
Aberdeen
5.
Hamilton
1.
Other
games
postponed
on
account
of
lnter-league
match.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
Ira
t
lie
W.
L.
P
C
N.
R.
A.
5
2
10
Grotto
4
3
8
Kalens
15
2
I
.a
dies'
league
Cardinals
7
0
14
Comets
2
4
C
High
School
0
6
0
IntrrmeilUte
I-acue
High
School
.5
2
10
Warriors
3
4
6
Merchants'
'
2
4
4
Junior
league
Scouts
4
1
8
Trojans
3
2
6
Scythians
2
3
4
Flashes
1
4
2
BASKETBALL
February
12--Grotto
vs,
Kalens:
Avf
Warriors
vs.
Merchants;
Comets
6
866
vs-IIlKn
S0000':
Trojans
vs.
Scouts
5827
!
February
15
Kalens
vs.
C.N.R.A..
1
igft
I
Merchants
vs.
High
School:
High
5,109
BRIDGE
February
15
Grotto
vs.
I.O.O.F
Swift
vs,
Cold
Storage.
CRIBBAGE
February
19
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Elks,
Moose
vs.
Empress,
Musketeers
vs.
Oddfellows,
Grotto
vs.
P
R.
Hotel.
February
20
Canadian
Legion
School
vs
Scythians.
February
5
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Kalens;
High
School
vs.
Merchants;
Cardinals
vs.
High
School:
Scythians
vs.
Trojans.
February
19
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Grotto;
High
School
vs.
Warriors;
Comets
vs.
Cardinals;
Flashes
vs.
Trojans,
February
22
Kalens
vs.
Orotto;
Merchants
vs.
Warriors;
High
School
vs.
Comets;
Scouts
vs.
O.
V.
Wilkinson
has
asked
to
be
relieved
of
his
duties
as
chairman
!of
the
llrary
board,
as
also
has
H.
F.
Pullen,
one
of
the
members.
The
vs,
Empress,
Moose.
vs,
Elkv
MuskeV
cjty
commissioner
has
not
yet
frersji-.
P,
ft,
Hojel,
Qrotto
.
ynarned
the
,1934
library
board,.
r
'.'
'
way
i'.c
"e
of
Lon
dance
was
SUCCESSFUL
Over
Four
llunilred
l'rron
fre
sent
at
Affair
tftaf
rd
by
.Muue
U(iun
Ut
Mclit
,1
and
novelties
were
pulled
off
during
the
evening
Including
the
antics
of
I
Joe
Slasjgard's
moone
Jlm
Tandy
land
Dan
Healyi
which
created
moth
merriment.
There
were
danc
ing
exhibitions
by
Miss
Eleanor
Trie's
pupils
Misses
Betty
Brown,
Eileen
Malr.
Clara
Dan!.
Joyce
Oswthorne.
Kay
Murray
and
Netta
Feero
which
were
much
applauded.
Banoon
dances
and
other
no
velties
helped
to
keep
the
big
crowd
In
the
best
of
humor.
Dancing
was
In
progress
from
9:30
pm.
until
2:30
ajn.
with
mu
sic
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra
and
Joe
Staggard.
master
of
cere-monies.
A
buffet
supper
was
served
it
mWnlsht.
The
committee
ln
charge
con-ted
of
B.
J.
Bacon,
chairman
Fred
Seadderi:
Jack
Morrison.
Oil-lis
Royer.
William
Gray.
Al
Schul-berg.
Sam
Haudensr
hlld.
P.
Peter
son
and
Andy
Macdonald
Presiding
at
the
door
were
O.
Stegavig
and
Ted
Rorvik.
Strong
Southeast
Gale
is
Felt
Here
Utile
Damage
Done
Following
21
Hour
Storm
Which
Reached
.Maximum
Velocity
of
70
Miles
Another
turbulent
southeast
gale
swept
over
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
24
hours
but
appeared
early
this
afternoon
to
have
nearly
spent
Itself
without
having
done
any
very
serious
damage
either
ln
town
or
along
the
waterfront.
The
maximum
velocity
was
attained
be
tween
4
and
5
o'clock
this
morning
when
gusts
of
seventy
miles
on
hour
were
recorded.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
February
13-Elks
vs.
Grotto.
February
15-
Empress
vs.
Legion,
February
20
Grotto
vs.
Empress
February
22
Legion
vs.
Elks,
February
27
Empress
vs.
Elks.
March
1
Legion
vs.
Orotto.
March
6
Elks
vs.
Orotto.
March
8
-Empress,
vs.
Legion,
Merely
routine
business
was
ta
ken
up
last
Thursday
night
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
ln
the
Masonic
Temple.
President
Arthur
Shorts
.Saturday,
February
10,
TheMarkets
retail
prices'
curferrj
here
itt
u
.allows;
Vegetables
potatoes.
Ashcroft,
0
lbs,
Sack
potatoes,
Uprlver,
10
lbs,
Sack.
$2.10
to
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lb.
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lb.
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lb.
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lb.
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shoulder,
lb.
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ten.
lb.
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lb.
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fresh,
lb.
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lb.
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lb.
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lb.
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lb.
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